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Taylor Rae
Before university, Taylor spent a year abroad living in Thailand which encouraged her to finish her degree studying in Turkey, both experiences have made her an avid traveller. Taylor graduated from Thompson Rivers University with a degree in Communications and Public Relations. Although born on the coast, Taylor has lived the majority of her life in Kamloops and enjoys what the region has to offer. In her spare time, you can find Taylor volunteering in the community or out on an adventure with her friends and her dogs.
NAFTA, the NDP and a new tag line: 3 ways federal politics touched us this week
OTTAWA – Parliament Hill was absorbed by the scandal that was Anthony Scaramucci this week,…
780 overdose deaths have B.C. officials urging people to not use drugs alone
VANCOUVER – British Columbia's health officials are considering plans to offer an overdose reversing drug…
Canadian Goldy McJohn, founding member of Steppenwolf, has died at 72
Goldy McJohn, a Canadian founding member of Steppenwolf whose roaring organ sounds and big hair…
Trudeau paddles kayak on Vancouver Island; meets regional and Indigenous leaders
VICTORIA – Justin Trudeau is scheduled to paddle a kayak today in British Columbia's coastal…
B.C. premier says it’s ‘disturbing’ no charges filed in Mount Polley disaster
VANCOUVER – British Columbia Premier John Horgan says he was shocked to learn that no…
B.C. government to bring back human rights commission after 15 years
VANCOUVER – British Columbia's NDP government is bringing back the province's human rights commission, which…
TRENDING NOW: Alpha males don’t exist
This is Adam Conover and he ruins everything. In his television show, Adam looks at everything…
Stolen hoses, pump frustrate crews fighting wildfires across B.C.
VICTORIA – Crews battling aggressive wildfires across British Columbia have been faced with hot weather…
Many Atlantic Canadians lose cellphone, internet service in widespread outage
HALIFAX – Many Atlantic Canadians lost the use of their cellular phones for much of…
Hot, smoky conditions forecast to persist in B.C. ahead of long weekend
VANCOUVER – British Columbia is in store for another day of poor air quality due…
Data reveal First Nations in B.C. three times more likely to fatally overdose
VANCOUVER – Data released by provincial officials suggest First Nations people in British Columbia are…
B.C. wildfire season worst in six decades in terms of area burned
VANCOUVER – British Columbia is experiencing its most destructive wildfire season in 60 years. Kevin…
TRENDING NOW: Water hose rodeos do exist
A young boy dressed in a firefighter's uniform hangs on tight to a hose as…
UPDATE: Beautiful weekend in Okanagan could be clouded by smoke
OKANAGAN – There's more hot weather ahead for the Okanagan this weekend, but it could…
This is the best place to go if you really want to see the Perseid meteor shower
KALEDEN – The Perseid meteor shower is going to light up the night sky next…
Dow bull session: What does 22,000 points mean anyway?
NEW YORK – You could say the Dow cruised to 22,000: The blue chip index…
TRENDING NOW: If sharing is caring, then Quincy doesn’t care
Patrick Barnes, a regular vlogger on Youtube, enjoys his fidget spinner but he didn't count…
TRENDING NOW: Weatherman blowin’ in the wind
Live television is full of surprises and that is the case for this Irish weatherman…
RCMP warn Chinese students of cyber-extortion kidnapping scheme
VANCOUVER – Mounties are warning Metro Vancouver residents about a scheme that has tricked at…
Foreign buyers’ tax and other measures under review, B.C. housing minister says
VANCOUVER – The British Columbia government is reviewing the foreign buyers' tax in the Vancouver…
Vancouver’s Stanley Park Seawall a gem for tourists and locals alike
VANCOUVER – The summer evening is warm and a buzz can be felt along Vancouver's…
TRENDING NOW: Canadian manners extend to our geese
As a woman was stopped at a traffic light she recorded something amazing. A gaggle of…
Water quality advisory no longer in effect
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Water quality advisory issued for Ellison
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